When Jermain Defoe leapt to volley Tottenham into a first-minute lead against Manchester United last weekend, the dreams of their supporters ran wild. Their flawless start to the season would add the scalp of the champions to that of Liverpool. United's subsequent comeback supplied the reality check and now comes the trip to a stadium where they have not won in 19 years and 22 matches. Spurs will attack but Chelsea, relentless and remorseless, have yet to be stopped under their latest manager, Carlo Ancelotti.